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The obvious counter-argument, unfortunately, is that the government has a clear idea of which requests the FISA court would reject, and therefore never bothers
by dane-pgp 5y ago
The obvious counter-argument, unfortunately, is that the government has a clear idea of which requests the FISA court would reject, and therefore never bothers making such requests. That would mean the court is correctly preventing executive overreach and there's nothing to worry about.
- lazide 5y agoEven agents randomly screwing up would produce higher reject rates - 99%+ approval rates practically means no one is even looking no?